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Online careers like OnlyFans and influencing carry 0.1% success odds resembling gambling

Hot notes on textlog 6 hours ago 1 min read ↗ Original

A discussion thread frames online careers such as OnlyFans and influencing as structurally similar to gambling, where young adults face a 0.1% chance of success versus a 99.9% chance of gaining no traction.

WHY IT MATTERS

This is a single social media exchange, not a reported event or policy change. The observation about skewed success distributions in online careers is worth noting but lacks corroboration or empirical support in the provided material.

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The three things worth knowing

Online career paths like OnlyFans and influencing have extremely low success rates, framed as 0.1% versus 99.9% chance of no traction

The structural similarity between these career paths and gambling is being discussed as a cultural pattern

Sports betting and prediction markets were also cited as examples of gambling becoming normalized

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Hot notes on textlog @sicilica: I've never thought of something like OF as gambling. But I guess your point is that young adults are pushed to a lot of "you have a 0.1% chance of hitting it big and a 99.9% chance of getting no online traction at all" types of careers? 6 hours Open ↗